You must read the assigned material from all links provided beneath each work on the Greek Art (Part Two) webpage. 
You are NOT being graded on how long your answers are.  You ARE being graded on whether you give complete answers. Short complete answers will receive the same score as long complete answers. 
***Base your answers solely on the content of those assigned readings***

CARYATID PORCH (“Porch of the Maidens”):
1.	What significant elements of Classical Greek sculpture are present in clothing and posture of the caryatid statues?
2.	What architectural purpose is served by the caryatid statues?
3.	What is the most convincing non-architectural interpretation of the maidens’ presence? 

NIKE ADJUSTING HER SANDAL & VICTORY OF SAMOTHRACE:
4.	How does Nike Adjusting Her Sandal show the High Classical Period’s increasing fascination with line and contrast?  
5.	Winged Victory of Samothrace is believed to be a monument commemorating a naval victory.  What elements of the sculpture support that belief? 
6.	Describe how both of these sculptures illustrate the Greeks’ preoccupation with symmetry.

LAOCOON AND HIS SONS:
7.	During the Hellenistic Period, Greek sculptors wanted to portray human emotions in both expression and posture.  Explain how the sculptor of the Laocoon group meets that goal in each of the three figures in the group.  
8.	Why are Laocoon and his sons being killed?

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